What is another word for openhanded?

Pronunciation: [ˈə͡ʊpənhˌandɪd] (IPA)

Openhanded refers to a generous nature or trait. Synonyms for the word openhanded include magnanimous, liberal, charitable, munificent, benevolent, philanthropic, bountiful, kindhearted, big-hearted, and hospitable. Magnanimous implies greatness of soul and a chivalrous, generous attitude. Liberal refers more to generous policies or views and to an open and free attitude. Charitable applies to giving freely without expectation of return. Munificent implies a lavish and liberal disposition, especially toward rewarding or honoring others. Philanthropic is reserved for those who work for the good of humanity. Bountiful indicates a more than adequate supply, meaning generous good nature. Kindhearted is for one who is benevolent and compassionate. Big-hearted refers to being exceptionally generous and hospitable means one who is welcoming to strangers.

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What are the hypernyms for Openhanded?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

What are the opposite words for openhanded?

Openhanded is a word that refers to someone who is generous, giving, and willing to offer assistance. The opposite of openhanded is stingy or selfish, which means someone who is unwilling to share or give. Stingy people may be hesitant to offer help or assistance, and they may be unwilling to spend money or resources on others. On the other hand, being openhanded means being willing to share your time, skills, and resources with others without hesitation. Other antonyms for openhanded might include mean, tightfisted, or greedy. These words all refer to people who are not inclined to be generous or giving towards others.

What are the antonyms for Openhanded?

Usage examples for Openhanded

All the domestics looked hearty and happy; and when the table was set for the evening repast, the variety and abundance of good household luxuries bore testimony to the openhanded liberality of the Heer, and the notable housewifery of his daughter.
"Bracebridge Hall, or The Humorists"
Washington Irving
For a worthy he was, and a good knight, and courteous, and openhanded, and kind, and nowise proud.
"Old French Romances"
William Morris
Avarice, too, which is inborn in women, fled from me, so that I became free and openhanded, and regarded my own possessions almost as if they were not my own.
"La Fiammetta"
Giovanni Boccaccio

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